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First 3-D Magnetic Reconnection Measurements

Data show reconnection of two partially merging rings of plasma. The green and gray field lines represent private and reconnected field lines, respectively. The red reconnected field line crosses normal to the reconnection plane, indicating a 3-D character.

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